42%of the 26 stories on this subject ran on one side of the press and not the other — most often unreported by right media.
Measured across every snapshot the engine kept, Tuesday, 9 June 2026 to Sunday, 20 September 2026. A story counts as one-sided when outlets on one side of the spectrum carried it and the other side did not.
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UN Secretary-General Guterres regrets US denial of visas to Palestinian officials
3UN Secretary-General Guterres regrets US denial of visas to Palestinian officials
3US states announce free food distribution events in late August and early September
10Gloria Steinem, feminist pioneer and journalist, dies at 92
5President Trump orders US flags lowered to half-staff for a week in honor of Dolly Parton
7Dolly Parton, queen of country music and humanitarian, dies at 80
7Country music legend Dolly Parton dies at 80
7Donald Trump announces intention to run for president again in 2028
4Donald Trump announces intention to run for president again in 2028
4Donald Trump announces intention to run for president again in 2028
42026 FIFA World Cup continues with matches on June 28
2USA advances to World Cup Round of 16 after defeating Australia
3USA advances to World Cup Round of 16 after defeating Australia
3USA advances to World Cup Round of 16 after defeating Australia
3USA advances to World Cup Round of 16 after defeating Australia
32026 FIFA World Cup matches scheduled for June 18-22
8USA advances to World Cup Round of 16 after defeating Australia
32026 FIFA World Cup matches scheduled for June 18-22
8USA advances to World Cup Round of 16 after defeating Australia
32026 FIFA World Cup continues with matches on June 18
2Unprecedented refereeing incident in USA vs. Paraguay match
2Unprecedented refereeing incident in USA vs. Paraguay match
2Unprecedented refereeing incident in USA vs. Paraguay match
2Unprecedented refereeing incident in USA vs. Paraguay match
2Trump draws boos at NBA Finals as New York locks down Madison Square Garden with Secret Service-level security
15Pentagon adds Alibaba, BYD, Baidu and other Chinese tech giants to list of firms linked to Beijing's military
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